By Frank Palardy
This letter is in response to the recent column on bank fees. I had an experience with bank fees right here in Santa Monica at First Federal
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY JOHN W. WHITEHEAD
On the Friday following Hurricane Katrina’s march through the South, which left countless Americans dead or homeless, NBC aired a live television
By Daily Press staff
Step Up On Second is celebrating 21 years of providing assistance to individuals suffering from mental illness with the charity fund raising event “Art Heals -- Home
Donations pouring in at SM Red Cross
CITYWIDE — Two Santa Monica parents frustrated by a slow federal response to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina took matters into their own hands
SANTA MONICA AIRPORT — Regional officials are exploring how skyrocketing health care costs might be reduced once area hospitals can assess the tab they pick up for assisting the down-and-
County keeping $24M earmarked for homeless until LASHA can crawl out from financial fiasco
LA COUNTY — Elected leaders who two months ago earmarked tens of millions of taxpayer money to
By Daily Press staff
Seven children, ages four and five, received their diplomas recently at St. Joseph Center’s full-day child care Early Learning Center.
As the mini-grads
The following is a description of what applicants have been directed to via national newspaper advertisements for a Santa Monica homeless liaison at http://LeadershipOnHomelessInitiatives.smgov.net/ Because no regional
By Rene Buchanan Santa Monica
I’ve often considered responding to editorials and letters to the editor regarding the homeless situation in Santa Monica. However, after reading Sara Chesluk’s
Shriver and company are thinking big for czar short list
CITY HALL — While delays seem to plague homelessness efforts throughout the county, Santa Monica is moving full-speed ahead with
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY MICHAEL BEATTIE
Day in and day out, we are constantly bombarded with criticism and complaints about both homeless people and the programs that support them.
We
